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🚨🚨Here it is: The Census Bureau used a secretive algorithm to overthrow the United States government in 2020. They admitted they got it wrong in 2020 — but it’s even worse than a miscount. States were intentionally over- and under-counted, costing citizens seats in Congress and Electoral College votes....

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